Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1887-03-12
Personalities.

Philip Keller has gone east TO purchase
goods.
Mrs, Senator Beck died suddenly at Wash
ington last SUNDAY.
MIR. Harry Hawkins, Of Sedalia, spent
Sunday IN this city.
Mr.. NJ. F. Royle will go east 10 purchase
goods, next Monday.
Mrs. Oscar Andreen and baby are home
from their Texas visit.
Mrs. Isadore Keller and son left for st.
Louis last Sunday night.
Mr.. Thomas Afford, after a severe spell of
sickness, is about again.
Miss Annie Bennett. of Kansas City. is
wishing at }. w. Remnants.
President Cleveland will reach the half
century mile post on the 18Th inst.
Mr.. F. NJ. Atkinson was down from Kan
sas City last SUNDAY and Monday.
Mrs. Jane Price, who has been i'll for sew
eral weeks, is able to be out again.
Mrs. j. |. Tate requests her address chang
ed from Louisville 10 Falkland, Ky.
Mr.. &. l.. kenney and wife have been in
Independence this week visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ruth Harmon grandmother OF the
presidents wife, died IN Michigan, last sun
day.
Mr.. inson Jaynes and daughter are
visiting relatives and friends near Chapel
Hill.
Mr.. b. Wilkinson requests his address
changed from Springfield 10 Higginsville.
Welcome back.
Mrs. Lewis Bell, of Springfield, and Mrs.
DIR. FulkersOn, of Higginsville, spent Thurs
day in this city.
Mr.. Ike Gratz has returned to Nashville,
having recovered his health sufficiently to re-
sumo his position.
Mrs. Sudie NJ. Trow left, last Monday, TO
visit her aunt in st, Louis, where she will
spend the summer.
Mr.. William Grimes has gone to Kansas
City, where he expects to remain at least
during the Summer
From a pri waite letter received yesterday,
We learn that Col. John Reid and wife expect
to reach home about the Goth inst.
Mrs. Merrill, sister of Mrs. James Greer.
who has been visiting here for a couple Of
weeks, returned home yesterday.
Capt. James b. Eads. the great engineer,
died of pneumonia at New Providence, BAHIA
"1 ASiahbos ou uSSun1 vi
Mr.. Robert Boteler, of Kansas City, and
Miss Jessie Clafin. Of New York, spent Sun
day with their sister, Mrs. c. II. Royle.
Mr. w. g. .McCausland is home FROM his
trip east to purchase his spring stock. He
reports everything blooming in the markets.
Mr.. ID. II. Eagan, formerly of Dover, but
who has been in ElMonte, Californis, has re-
turned and requests his address changed TO
Dover, Mo. ~ ~
Mr.. Ruffner Smith who is now temporarily
located in Kansas City, visited with his
relative, Judge Joseph F. Smith, last Satur-
day and Sunday.
AL. Goodrich, of the Ohio Il Mississippi
railroad, and Mr.. Barry, of the Baltimore II
Ohio railroad, passed last Monday In Lex
ington with c. Ben.
MIR. c. B. GIascock and wife, of Pettis
county, have recently been visiting Mrs. CPS
brother, Mr.. +. ID. Smith, of the Pralrle
church neighborhood. ..s.
Mr.. T.. E. Stone. of Wellington, called Mon
day. We understand he is thinking of estal :
fishing a paper at that place shortly should
be receive sufficient encouragement from I! Q
citizens.
Prof. A. j. Sparks, who closed his school
at ConcOrdia On Friday OF last week, left
here yesterday for southern Kansas, where
he will probably summer and possibly make
his future horne,
q. A. Sturges' wife and new baby girl. left
for Sedalia and Troy on a visit, Friday morn
ing Of last week. Mr.. .. could not stand the
separation and followed Saturday night, re-
turning on Wednesday.
AT the age of 120, there being absolutely no
doubt about the figures, Obadiah Vincent
has been forced to enter the Cumberland
ILL.,, poor-hOuse, because blind and IN liable 10
support himself any longer.
Post. Dispatch, March 5th:-.'Miss Myrtle
Russell, a Lexington belle. who has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Webb Samuel, left On
Thursday to visit her cousin, Mrs. VIM.
Bradshaw, of Edwardsville."
New Orleans Picayune:-'Never wish IN
unmarried woman of uncertain age a Happy
New Year. She has more years already than
she knows what to do with. Wish her u
marry, Chrlstmas-that may suit her case.''
Miss Alice Welborn. of Aullvile, is visit
ing her brother, John Welborn, ESD, in this
S"S' ohc VIII otteuu tue leacneTS institute
In Kansas City. to-day, in company with Miss
Maggie Spears, principal OF the First Ward
school. ...
Mr.. A. v. Robinson, business manager and
general superintendent of the McGrew Mill
ing Co., returned from his Texas trip last
Saturday. lie reports business generally
good III the places he visited. and everybody
hopeful for Il prosperous year.
Mr.. Frank W. PEBBLES, IA son of the late
DIR. PEBBLES, dentist, once a resident of this
city, died in st. Louis. March 9. of consump-
ton, aged AZ years. He leaves a widow and
boz 10 years old. His mother and sister,
Mrs. Allie NJ. FlonrnOy. also survive him.
MIR. j. A. kemper. who has Leen attend
ing the law department of the State Univer-
sity the past year. arrived here last Wednes-
day en- route for Fayetteville, johnson coun-
ty. where he will engage in teaching for a
few months before entering permanently
upon the prsctice Of law.
MIR. John Kemple, of Odessa, an old Lex.
lngtonian, a man who never forgets his
friends and who has "a heart in him As large
a. "A beefs, paid his old friends here a shert
visit, last Wednesday and Thursday. He re-
ports Odessa as in Il flonrishing condition,
the prospects for getting the A. r. g. S. and
i'aola roads having given an impe,us ia
everything. He gays that the work of grad
Ing the Paola road will certainly
not later than the 18th inst.